Computer simulation analysis - How does partial differentiation equation works? [on hold]Partial Differentiationtheorems of partial differentiationPartial differentiation, solving an equationPartial Differentiation ConfusionMeaning of partial differentiationHow to solve an equation using partial differentiation?partial differentiation rulesConfusion on Partial DifferentiationProve partial differentiation equationSolving functional equation with partial differentiation
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Computer simulation analysis - How does partial differentiation equation works? [on hold]
Partial Differentiationtheorems of partial differentiationPartial differentiation, solving an equationPartial Differentiation ConfusionMeaning of partial differentiationHow to solve an equation using partial differentiation?partial differentiation rulesConfusion on Partial DifferentiationProve partial differentiation equationSolving functional equation with partial differentiation
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As the question stated, I'm currently working on a software called ANSYS Fluent, particularly fluid flow analysis.
Besides doing all the simulation for getting pressure and wall shear stress, I'm curious as to how does the computer knew the calculations behind it. I read some of the provided user guide and partial differentiation equation was behind the amazing computer to generate the parameters.
I read out some partial differentiation equation online and offline resources. In summary, based on my blunt understanding:
PDE helps to solve unknowns by means of assuming the parameters. Besides that, I totally have no clue how it exactly works.
Would like if you could explain to me with simple examples.
Thank you!
partial-derivative
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As the question stated, I'm currently working on a software called ANSYS Fluent, particularly fluid flow analysis.
Besides doing all the simulation for getting pressure and wall shear stress, I'm curious as to how does the computer knew the calculations behind it. I read some of the provided user guide and partial differentiation equation was behind the amazing computer to generate the parameters.
I read out some partial differentiation equation online and offline resources. In summary, based on my blunt understanding:
PDE helps to solve unknowns by means of assuming the parameters. Besides that, I totally have no clue how it exactly works.
Would like if you could explain to me with simple examples.
Thank you!
partial-derivative
asked Mar 10 at 19:19
DespacitoDespacito
52
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put on hold as too broad by John Douma, Hans Lundmark, Xander Henderson, Lord Shark the Unknown, Leucippus 2 days ago
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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You're looking for "numerical analysis of PDEs", which is a massive research area, far too large to even summarize in a MSE post.
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Mar 10 at 19:22
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As the question stated, I'm currently working on a software called ANSYS Fluent, particularly fluid flow analysis.
Besides doing all the simulation for getting pressure and wall shear stress, I'm curious as to how does the computer knew the calculations behind it. I read some of the provided user guide and partial differentiation equation was behind the amazing computer to generate the parameters.
I read out some partial differentiation equation online and offline resources. In summary, based on my blunt understanding:
PDE helps to solve unknowns by means of assuming the parameters. Besides that, I totally have no clue how it exactly works.
Would like if you could explain to me with simple examples.
Thank you!
partial-derivative
asked Mar 10 at 19:19
DespacitoDespacito
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Despacito is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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As the question stated, I'm currently working on a software called ANSYS Fluent, particularly fluid flow analysis.
Besides doing all the simulation for getting pressure and wall shear stress, I'm curious as to how does the computer knew the calculations behind it. I read some of the provided user guide and partial differentiation equation was behind the amazing computer to generate the parameters.
I read out some partial differentiation equation online and offline resources. In summary, based on my blunt understanding:
PDE helps to solve unknowns by means of assuming the parameters. Besides that, I totally have no clue how it exactly works.
Would like if you could explain to me with simple examples.
Thank you!
partial-derivative
partial-derivative
asked Mar 10 at 19:19
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asked Mar 10 at 19:19
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asked Mar 10 at 19:19
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put on hold as too broad by John Douma, Hans Lundmark, Xander Henderson, Lord Shark the Unknown, Leucippus 2 days ago
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You're looking for "numerical analysis of PDEs", which is a massive research area, far too large to even summarize in a MSE post.
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– Ian
Mar 10 at 19:22
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You're looking for "numerical analysis of PDEs", which is a massive research area, far too large to even summarize in a MSE post.
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– Ian
Mar 10 at 19:22
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You're looking for "numerical analysis of PDEs", which is a massive research area, far too large to even summarize in a MSE post.
$endgroup$
– Ian
Mar 10 at 19:22
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You're looking for "numerical analysis of PDEs", which is a massive research area, far too large to even summarize in a MSE post.
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– Ian
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You're looking for "numerical analysis of PDEs", which is a massive research area, far too large to even summarize in a MSE post.
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